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Your newspaper articles, news, interviews, reviews and blog entries will be here. Send us, if anyFrom Press, 10 January 2008
Music Emissions - Best Post-rock, Ambient, Indie-crossover albums of 2007
If you like post-rock, ambient, indie-crossover music, these albums are recommended. The best acts of 2007 so far…
Music Emmissions - Global
From Press, 3 January 2008
Noisevere - Best Albums Of 2007
Discos guapísimos v.2007
Noisevere, Mexico City
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From Press, 1 January 2008
Het Dronken Schip - 2007 The Year End
Geen 'pop' dan ook, in deze eindrekening. Beirut's The Flying Cup Club, Rufus Wainwright's Release The Stars en Roy Santiago's Broca, allemaal prachtige platen. Voor die momenten van overgave, van 'dit zit gewoon goed'. Om vaak naar terug te keren ook. Mooi zijn eveneens de postrock van This Will Destroy You (s/t), Fennesz & Ryuichi Sakamoto's Cendre en het angstaanjagende, nihilistische The Funeral Album van A Journey Down The Well. En onder het kopje way out there de perfecte pop van Panda Bear. Daarnaast, in de buitencategorie, de ontdekking van Bach's Cello Suites, Schubert's Winterreise en Piano Sonatas, en de denderende symfonieën van Shostakovich. Blijvend.
Het Dronken Schip, Netherlands
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From Press, 29 November 2007
Archivo Musical Gotico
A Journey Down The Well es un trio de musicos muy dedicados que utilizan sonidos muy interesantes y perturbadores. Este album lo dedicaron a sus amigos que han muerto.
Descargar
Archivo Musical Gotico, Chile
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From Press, 01 November 2007
Ychorus
A Journey Down The Well, has a music which travels among post-rock, ambient and experimental tunes. The band has a new wave post-rock view like a few bands; A Silver Mt Zion, Yndi Halda and Esmerine. Their listeners has reached a remarkable number and now the trio prepares for a new album.
Ychorus, Turkey
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From Press, 01 October 2007
A Silent Room
Hace tiempo que me escribieron al correo. Y nunca es tarde para
tenerlos por aquí. Espero que os guste su particular música. A Journey
Down The Well - The Funeral AlbumA Silent Room, Spain
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From Press,29 July 2007
Blog de Micho
A Disaster, rather simple, effective. If you were feeling gloomy, it is the album you need to hear. I do not listen post-rock usually but this sounds well, “Please don't leave me i'm really alone” points out the musical topic of the film Irina Palm. Test a stormy weather, the drops of rain in no-claims bonus, it goes… the thunder...
Blog de Micho, France
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From Press, 8 May 2007
Noisevere
No sé qué fue lo que terminó captando mi atención, ya que si me dieran un peso por cada banda de la que he leído en Last.fm ya estaría en el Roskilde. El punto es que lo logró, le huí al stream y antes de oír media nota, bajé el disco completo *rogaba que le fuera gustando un poquito aunque fuera jeje. Lo chido es que me encontré con un discazo: “The Funeral Album”, y la banda (trio) se llama A Journey Down the Well, son suecos, y grave yeah!!!! el disco está super interesante, tiene millones de texturas y cambios de mood dónde uno menos se lo espera. Estoy feliz feliz feliz feliz feliz, lo escucharé todo el tiempo hasta que me harte. *siente que encontró la olla de monedas de oro.
Noisevere, Mexico City
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From Press, 19 April
Absolute Noise
Do worry, be sad.
Try this trip, a journey down the well.
Depressing violins and some scary cello. There is no arcade in their Funeral album. You can download it there. You definitely should : this band has definitely something that few bands have. Call it musical original personality.
Absolute Noise, France
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From Press, 10 April, 2007
Perimetric
Here is yet another reader contribution, an album of brooding
minimalism from a Swedish/Turkish post-rock trio. A Journey Down The
Well recalls elements of The Legendary Pink Dots and Godspeed You!
Black Emperor, with tracks haunted by strings, vox, and piano. This
debut album explores themes of loss and sadness, certainly living up to
its title.Perimetric, United Kingdom
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From Press, 8 April, 2007
Gyeeker
Post-rock trio, A Journey Down The Well has released their debut "The Funeral Album". The band uses violin and cello as the main instrument of their music. It sounds quite sad, as its title."The Funeral Album" contains eleven songs expess the feeling; being alone and loosing someone. All the instruments used inconventionally, and the use of samples are quite interesting. The idea at the beginning was quite simple; "Let the instruments cry"
Gyeeker, Canada
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From Press, 20 March, 2007
Suetkafa gives 8/10 to The Funeral Album
Nowadays there are lots of bands which are just a coppy of the previous one. So listeners need something realy new and shocking. A Journey Down The Well is the thing to fullfil your needs. A band plays funeral dirges, tries to find new things in music.
Suetkafa, Turkey
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